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'''Volker Böhm''',<br/> | '''Volker Böhm''',<br/> | ||
| − | a German computer scientist and chess programmer. Along with his fellow [[Ralf Schäfer]], Volker Böhm is author of the chess engine [[Spike]] <ref>[http://spike.lazypics.de/index_en.html Spike home]</ref>, which incorporates ideas from Volker's former engine [[IceSpell]] and Schäfer's former program [[Cheetah]], and won the first [[Chess960CWC 2005|Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship]] 2005 in Mainz <ref>[http:// | + | a German computer scientist and chess programmer. Along with his fellow [[Ralf Schäfer]], Volker Böhm is author of the chess engine [[Spike]] <ref>[http://spike.lazypics.de/index_en.html Spike home]</ref>, which incorporates ideas from Volker's former engine [[IceSpell]] and Schäfer's former program [[Cheetah]], and won the first [[Chess960CWC 2005|Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship]] 2005 in Mainz <ref>[http://www.spikechess.de/mainz2005.html Spike - Mainz 2005 Report] (German)</ref> <ref>[http://www.chesstigers.de/index_news.php?id=413&rubrik=100&PHPSESSID=45a9bacd702a88ca73123364eaee243b Chess Classic - Spike is the first Chess960 Computer World Champion!]</ref>. |
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Latest revision as of 14:17, 27 November 2018
Volker Böhm [1]
Volker Böhm,
a German computer scientist and chess programmer. Along with his fellow Ralf Schäfer, Volker Böhm is author of the chess engine Spike [2], which incorporates ideas from Volker's former engine IceSpell and Schäfer's former program Cheetah, and won the first Livingston Chess960 Computer World Championship 2005 in Mainz [3] [4].
Photos
Volker Böhm (left) und Ralf Schäfer, back of GCP between, Livigston Computer WM 2005 [5]
Forum Posts
- My fail soft reduces quality of collected PV. Help needed by Volker Böhm, CCC, April 20, 2004 » Fail-Soft, Principal Variation
- Spike´s first public availiable version by Volker Böhm, CCC, September 10, 2004
- Spike 1.0 Mainz released! by Volker Böhm, CCC, August 16, 2005
- Stockfish Singular Extension, does it make sense? by Volker Böhm, CCC, July 08, 2010 » Stockfish, Singular Extensions
- fulitiy + lmr; funny results by Volker Böhm, CCC, December 28, 2010 » Futility Pruning, Late Move Reductions
External Links
- Volker Böhm's ICGA Tournaments
- Spike home
- Spike 0.9 released, Interview with Volker Böhm and Ralf Schäfer by Frank Quisinsky, hosted by Arena Chess GUI 3.0 - Welcome to Arena, March 20, 2005 (German)
- ...weil Chess960 vom ersten Zug an spannend ist - Die Chess960 Computer Weltmeister Volker Böhm und Ralf Schäfer im Gespräch. Chess Tigers, August 07, 2006 (German)
References
- ↑ Clipped from Volker Böhm und Ralf Schäfer, Sieger der ersten Chess960 Computer WM, Chess Classic - 2. Computer Weltmeisterschaft im Chess960, Chess Tigers, April 05, 2006 (German)
- ↑ Spike home
- ↑ Spike - Mainz 2005 Report (German)
- ↑ Chess Classic - Spike is the first Chess960 Computer World Champion!
- ↑ ...weil Chess960 vom ersten Zug an spannend ist - Die Chess960 Computer Weltmeister Volker Böhm und Ralf Schäfer im Gespräch, Chess Tigers, August 07, 2006 (German)
